I thought I'd come here to write some of my initial and unfiltered thoughts about Curry Barker's new film, Obsession. I just got back from watching this new horror film in the cinema, and I'm feeling unsettled and unsure.

Marking the 100th anniversary of John Logie Baird’s 1926 Televisor, this essay explores the uncanny and "abject" history of our favorite medium. By tracing the lineage from Baird’s domestic scrap-metal experiments to modern screen horror like The Ring and I Saw the TV Glow, we examine how television began not as a feat of progress, but as a flickering, "hauntological" event that forever changed the human gaze.

Explore True Blood Season 2 through Maryann Forrester, the monster of excess. This essay examines her seductive, maternal, and orgiastic power, revealing how female-centered horror shifts from private desire in Season 1 to chaotic, communal body horror.